When a parent infringes on the other parent’s custodial rights
Although there are many Texas parents who do everything they can to work together following a divorce, there are some who disrupt the other parent’s custody rights. Often referred to as custodial interference, this is a crime that can have serious consequences...Exonerations continue in Texas after false drug convictions
Texas led the nation in the number of exonerations of criminal defendants in 2017 with 23 people exonerated across the state following the exposure of wrongful criminal convictions. While the number of exonerations dropped across the country in 2017, Texas continued...Why a family care plan is so important for Texas military parents
As a service member of the U.S. military in Texas, who also happens to be a parent, you likely already understand how challenging it can be to juggle your military duties with your obligations and responsibilities at home. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for the...Why it may be important to plan ahead in case of divorce
Some couples in Texas who are getting married might not think that planning for divorce should be a part of those preparations. However, they could think about it as similar to taking safety precautions when getting into a vehicle. Planning ahead may help a person...
